TllR BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1tJo.
ITALIANS COMPLETE PLANS
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OMAHA MEN SURE TUXEDO
IS BEST PIPE TOBACCO
City's representative mon pub
licly endorse Tuxedo and ex
plain why they prefer it to
every other tobacco
Unusual mlldneis and complete freedom from
bite la cited time nnd again by tbo many welt;
known mon In Oxnaba who ondoraq Tuxedo as by
far the best, moat satisfactory tobacco ever pro
duced. Many say It Is the only tobacco they can
smoke. Read the endorsement of one of your
neighbors who finds Tuxedo the Ideal smoke and
then try It for yourself.
. Tuxedo is In a class by Itself. It has many
Imitators but in tho' plpo it has no equal. Tuxedo
is made of only tho finest, choicest selected leave i
of perfectly aged bur Icy tobacco, from which all
sting and bite are removed by tho famous and
original,, "Tuxedo Process." "
Mr. Abel Applegate, whose ffre lt pitch
ing has won Him tho admiration of all Omaha
base b'aD fans, is one of Omaha's well known
men whose emphatic endorsements of Tuxedo
Drove conclusively that it is an exceptional
pipe .smoke. Noticeably milder, cooler and more fragrant, is what prominent Omaha
men say. Read Mr. Applegate s endprsement;
"Tuxedo ended my search for a pipe tobacco that
wouldn't heat up. It is undoubtedly the coolest,
slowest burning tobacco on the market. In addition.
I find It the mildest most fragrant tobacco I ever
put into a pipe. In short, it gives
I J. A M. A-Z ww
mm complete s&iisim;iiuii.
MR. ABEL APPLEGATE
ritchcr of Omaha Daxe IJnll Club.
The Perfect Tohmcco
for Pipe and Cigarette
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE
Fasasus green
tin, with gold 1
Uttering, eurrd I IfC
Convenient pouch
innw-lintd
with moisture
Glass Humidors, 60c and'90c
Columbus Day Will Bring All So
cieties Together.
5 IXOAT TO RESEMBLE VESSEL
Snnln Maria Will He JUioirn In Pn
rnile In Which Tito Thousand
Italian Are Eipeclfil to
I'nrdclpntP.
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Hugh riders are stars
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tafia Iretkers' Wili Westerners
Sfcew 'Em.
MASTS , COflWJMlM)
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Slum
V'MxreM Mf; ...
lit Irwin Brovnwr wna weai .snow
yVe4 to almost cupaalty houses yester
tteV afternoon and evening at the Audi.
tWuni, and as a result ths. cowboys and,
v4uh ridsrs mail, thalr wiry little cow
MHtiea extend thnmstlves to the-utmost
lM the Indians itmd to Uke more
tijutn the avoriri delight in burning the
prsHrls schooner and robbing the prs
rienw ot the stags coach, The sho.w
h)ui been extended in length and greatly
improved slnco the opurr.og performance
and It, woujd hardly be recognised u tho
i4M spectacle.
fetters! attractions have been, added..
ns6mrcorx'8 .high school riding horses, an
act; originally booKed tot the Hippodrome,
tkVe exhibitions of fancy stepping, Four
holies, ridden by three men and a
woman, gve their conception! ot the
jti( , horse .would go through the rr
ration of the boar-cat, Texah Tommy,
twkey trot and three-legged tango
danaA The woman rode her horse
'Wttjtottt a brldle.and was' able to set Just
ai-'much i.Ufactfon as the men who
uU4 the bridleV
AS foot ball same on horses waa liven
lf ths cowboys and Indians. Of course
tk!, eowoys were victorious, which
rmt-i the melodramatically Inclined tit;
iw.1 ...At... a A .AitMVa nit A rr fvrtst '
Ui4, the audience last night by sing
lMfi "Where the. River Shannon Flows
wnp weir sirens; ( oo yicco.
, Atlee Shims Spirit.
JL 1UU excitement that was missed by
nv4t of the audience was experienced, by
ypX HfttUnss. riantlnea rode Antelope
acsJn lat night and the obstreperous lit-
tlavbeact atUmpted to duplicate his per-:
fomanoe of last Saturday 'nlht of rid
lrc; through the fens Into the crowd of
attndlnx specUtors. Out Hastings was
oft Jtha watch and succeeded In frustrate
Ins hi efforts by leaping 'from the sad
dle, wad Jerking tbo unruly animal, square
afoitnd. Hastings avows he "will ride.
Antelope again and praveht the horse1.
tMa tearins down the building while do
A, humorous touch' waa added by a
cowedlan. who asserted his ability to ride
Irwin's "family" mule. Tha comedian
suffered some hard knocks but was. un
cbttt to get the mule to stand sUll long
eaotiftv to allow him to get astride the
animal's back.
OToshow the". adVortcerierit of -the Indian
n4 his propensity to acquire modern
hkblta, several Indians, while standing
behind the gate waiting for the coil to
atHPoaiV spent the time by smoklpg per
fijlly good American cigarettes". One
btevtly palnUd redskin brave rolled' a
"M" with one' hand will all the dex
tfcrity of Maelyn Arbuckle.'
" 7a Irwin Bros wilt 'give a parade this
afternoon Immediately after the floral
yfcrads, following- the same route.
MISSOURIAN ACCUSED
' OF WEDDING TWO WIVES
iiarged with bigamy. XA4 Hardinir ot
XiM City. Ko., who is known here as
Jtek Vlon. -was arrested by Captain
of Petecllves Maloney. Harding married
: Varls .Canton. U years old; a month ago,
' maA last wek rb discovered that le
wm living under an assumed name and
fc4 it wife in' Adonis, Mo., whose maiden
name waslfyrtle Butler, daughter of a!
vsainy niercnani mere,
i Jrfre- Harding No. S i orphan and
wwr wcfklnV ' as waitress In local
) axfsuranf nhra she msrried fcl.-n.
I
Arthur D, Brandeis
to Devote Attention
to Hotel FonteneUe
Arthur D. Brandeis, vlho has been
spending a three months vacation . lit-
Europe'; returned home yesterday mofn
inj? just In time to start a renewal of
activities toward bulldlnv Omahalo new.
million dollar hotel and. to officially start
n new tube system In' the big Brandcli
store, Mr. Brandets spent six weeks n
Parisfour In Iondon and the remainder
ot .the time (n gwltserlahd. His wtfi and
daughter accompanied him on. his va
cation trip, but Mrs. Brandeis will re
main In New York a few days and his
daughter,, Ieols, la at Vasear while bis
son. Etvlne, Is at school in the east.
Mr, Urahdals, Immediately upon his ar
rival conferred with stock holders in the
new hotel and startfd to mako arrange
ments for the construction of the bujtd
Me. lie said yesterday that he Intended
to see that the hotel was buljt and he
would dn nothing else until the bulldlpg
was entirely constructed,
' tot. Brandeis saw moving pictures of
thfr tornado views of Omaha in Paris
while thers. "The French people," eM
he "were very muoh Interested In the
tornado and I answered many a Ques
tion regarding it. As soon I arrived
this morning, I took an automobile trip
over the stricken district to see for my
sfllf the rapid development In th devas
tated portions. It was truly wonderful
and I certainly am Proud to ba able to
My that I belong to a race that can
overcome circumstances so quickly and
without s murmur." 1
Mr, Brandeis sent tho first carrier in
.the. new 1.009 tube .system, that was In
stalled wjille he was a,way, yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Craper pmlth, 614 Park
avenue, made the first cash purchase of
a pair of gloves and -Mrs. Nathan Mer
Ham, I1J South Thlrty-fourth street,
made the first charge purchase of a new
style French hat. Mr. Brandeis then put
the two carriers In the tube and turned
on, -Uie. air current which conveyed' ' the
carriers to Miss Anna Bressmsn, the
cashier, who has bean In the service of
the store over J6 years. Ttis system was
just completed yesterday and tne work
man had been working night and day for
several weeks In order to get It completed
in time for Mr. 'Brandeis' return.
The Omaha- Italians plan to celebrate
Columbus day Oslober W, and they plan
to celebrate on a large and extensive
scale. There will be a monster parade
Jn tho afternoon and dance at night In
Metz halt. In the parade It Is expected
that mora than 4.0W Italians wll march.
There will be a float representing the
Banta Maria, and there will bo also u
number of bands.
letters were read at the regular moot
ing lost night of the delegates from the
various societies, from Thomas Flynn.
city clerk, and from TV. a. Bears, Judge
of the district court, statins that they
had accepted tho invitation to participate
In the parade. Tho mayor, city clerk,
the city commissioners and employes ot
the city, or as many as can come, will
take part In the parade and In tho celebration.
1 J. Plattl was chairman last night:
Julius Cantonl secretary nnd Sebastian
Salerno treasurer. Plans for the float
have been settled, Ous Rente, Inventor
of the Ak-Bar-Ben floats, will design tho
float used In the Itattan parade. Jasper
Salta will be grand marshal of the pa
rade. .Tony Blizuto Was chosen to rep
resent Christopher Columbus on the mag
nificent float representing the good ship.
Santa Maria, and two sailors will be
chosen from each of the five Italian so
cieties of Omaha.
The plan for the potltlon of the differ
ent societies was agreed upon. First will
be the Christopher Columbus society,
then the Den Cenlslan al Etna, the Omaha
Italian Benevolent association, then
Humboldt First, M. B. A., and lastly the
(Movant D'Amegllo society.
The pennants chosen for the occasion
are rod, green and white, the Italian na
tional colors, with the wording, "1492,
Columbus, October 13." Motor cars used
by the Invited guests will be, decorated
by the Italian societies.
The parade will form at Eighteenth and
Harney streets at 1:30 o'clock in the
afternoon. The parade will start an hour
later. The plan of march will bo decided
at a later meeting. While the greater
part of the questions have been settled
at a previous meeting, still a number of
minor details must be settled next Mon
day night. All further details will be
settled at the next meeting in the Roma
hotel, It is hoped.
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GIVE NUMBER OF DANCES
The Crelghton medical college atudentp
will give a selrles of dances durtnit the
present school yeir at'Chamber's dancing
feMtdsmy. At a mass meeting of the
students at the. msdjeat college Mon
day , afternoon, an,Vorganlatlon was
firmed to promote tho dances.
,'Tha following officers were ellcted:
President, Ray Kleyja, Jr.; vice president,
Heal McKeei treasurer, Glenn WhIUomb:
secretary, Otis Morganthaler. The of
f(car wtll meet at onto and arrange the
dates tor the dances.
The medical dancesot last year were
among the most successful of any de
partmental dances given by the students.
RESCUERS HEAP SIGNALS
OF IMPRISONED MINER
OBNTRAMA, Pa., .Bept. 30.-A resoulng
party seeking to liberate Thomas Tos
hfeaky, who was Imprisoned in the Contl.
nental mine here last Friday by a tall
of coal, heard him today signaling to
them by tapping on' a rail. A bore nolo
was sunk from an upper level and to
where he was confined, and bottles filled
with nourishing liquid were lowered to
1 Unlucky Taints.
Twenty-five times In recent years has
Wlllard Osgood Hatch met with peculiar
mishaps. And every .time he had a dam
age, case against soma company.
His career began JUly a, 1910, when he
tripped on a faulty sidewalk, wrenched
his knee and fatally Injured a 314 pair
of trousers. The same year the first nail
entered his life. It was In a seat of the
Qrnnd Central satlon. When Wlllard
Osgood aross the seat of his trousers
clung to the seat nt the station. In tb
same year ha collided with a train and
lost the caboose, pooket ot another pair
of trousers. This cost the company US.
. Then, In quick succession, this Is what
happened to Wlllard Osgood:
Ten pairs of trousers were disintegrated.
Even in the theaters Wlllard Osgood
didn't seem to be ablo to keep his trous
ers safe. Broken seats twice ruined his
attire. And every one-of twentv-flva cs.
ualllts gave him a. case for damages.
Chicago Journal,
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Key to the BUUatlon-Bee Advertising.
FREDERICK B. WALLACE
. TO MARRY CHICAGO GIRL'
"Frederick B. Wallace, Insurance agent.
Redlck .avenue, and Miss Anna
Krioebler. 4225 Michigan avenue, Chicago,
secured a license Monday at Chicago to
marry. The wedding day is to b
Wednesday evening and the ceremony
will take place at the bride's home.
Rev. William C. Covert will read tho
service. The bride Is the daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lee Knoedjer.
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Detroit, Mtchittn
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GASOLINE CARS
BruiGK- . . v f
i Nebraska Biiick Auto Company,
: Leo Huff Mgr. 1912.14-16 Farnam Street.
ADILLAO I "
Cadillac Company .of Omaha, - j
L P. Reim, Pres.- 2054-6-8 Farnam Street.
HEVIOLET-
Doty & Hathaway,
' 2027 Farnam Street.
INTERSTATE
Interstate Automobile Go."
Opp. Court House. v 310 South Eighteenth Street.
K
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L. P. Madsen,
327 West Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Doty & Hathaway, ,
2027-29 Farnam Street.
T OCOMOBILE
I Drummond Motor Company,
26th and Farnam Streets.
If you circled the world pn the
tail of a comet, you couldn't
pa$8 'emthere'd always be
another Ford ahead. More
than 325,000 Fords areivery
where giving unequalled
service and completcst satis
faction. Anywhere, youcan
"Watch the Fords go by?"
Fle hundred dollirs Is the new price of
the. Ford rumbout; th.e touring par is tiVo
tirtjr; the town car geren rltty--nil U o.- b.
Detroit, 'compute with, tsqulpmonj-'de cat
alog; and partlouUrs from' Ford 'Motor Co.,
1S1 Harner St. Omaha.
M.
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ARMON
Marlon Auto Company,
. W. McDonald. 2101 Farnam Street.
AXWELL
United Motor Omaha Company,
J. M. Opper, Dist. Mgr. 1122 Farnam Street
T yrlDLAND
I j i. V X jt a Freeland... 1113 Farnam Street.
! r VERLAND
I 1 Van Brunt Automobile Company,
2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18-20.22 4th St., Council Bluffs.
P
Orr Motor Sales Company,
24th and Farnam Streets.
POPE-HARTFORD
Van Brunt Automobile Company,"
i 2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18-20-22 4th St., Council Bluffs.
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R
EGAL-
v The T. G. Northwall Company,
912-14 Jones Street.
EO FIFTH-
DO ty & Hathaway,
2027-29 Farnam Street.
(TXTEVENS-DURYEA
S R. N. Howes. Fred C. Hill.
2102-4 Farnam Street.
O TUDEBAKER
E. R. Wilson Auto Company,
K ! J.
2429 Farnam Street.
COIVIIVSKRCIAL TRUCKS
GHASE- T
Drummond Motor Company,
26th and Farnam Streets.
INTERNATIONAL '.
. International Harvester ;Company of America,
, 801 Capitol Avenue.
MASON
Freeland Auto Company,
J. -A. Freeland. 1113 Farnam'.Street.
ELECTRIC CARS T
Van Brunt Automobile Company, '
2010 Farnam St., Omaha. 18-20-22 4th St Council Bluffs,
STANDARD
O. W.
Marion Auto Co., ,!
McDonald . 2101 Farnam Street
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OODS:
Dnimmond Motor Company, . '
26th. and Farnam Streets.
DELIVERY WAGONS
KRIT-
L. P. Madsen,
327 West Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
TIRES
A
LL MAKES (Seconds)
Giant Tire Company,
1205 Farnam Street"
F
EDERAL
Arthur Storz Auto Supply, Co., . '
- - 2020 Farnam Street.
F
IRESTONE
Firestone Tire & Rubber Go.,
2220 Farnam Street
OMAHA THtE REPAIR GO -x
' Henry Nygaard, " V
TTNITED S.TATES .
1 Omaha Rubber Company.
J-' 1608 Harney Street
ACCESSORIES
A RTHUR STORZ AUTO SUPPLY GO.
f- Automobile Supplies,
2020 Farnam Street